February 23, 2005

A Flash animation sketching the female body from the skeleton out. (Might be NSFW if you consider a few seconds of drawn female nudity to be so.)
posted by tracicle 19 years ago
  • Excellent. Thanks
  • Wow.
  • yeah that is cool. it looked like a bird at first.
  • damn, now that is cool. reminds me of an art school exam I once heard about... drawing a skeleton riding a bicycle, with no references.
  • [bannana]
  • neat effect, but i cant help but compare it to the da vinci show i saw at the louvre last year...that man could do in two lines what most artists (myself well included) couldn't do in a hundred....
  • Ooooo.... cool! Rated ))) for content.
  • do you have a link to something liek that sexyrobot? Very cool indeed, Nice how it keeps a secret what certain sketchy lines will form, such as the womans right arm that is touching her sun glasses.
  • She came to life right before my eyes, dng. :) The flash drawing is just incredible. I'm gonna watch it again.
  • Is that Ukrainian? Excellent. your's also, of course, dng.
  • dng, I gave yours a 10, for making me laugh.
  • I had an erection before the fifth vertebrae had been drawn.
  • sorry pilgrim...you might try your google-fu on it...it was the coolest show...the complete drawings of da vinci...room after room after room...my favorite was his journal on weapons...it looked like the drawings of d&d obsessed 8th graders.....or the sketch of the child's face in like six lines...yet with perfect light and shade...taschen has a book out *slobber* 'the complete drawings and paintings of leonardo da vinci'...only 200 bucks...
  • There's a museum in Milan that has a permanent exhibit of Da Vinci's various invention designs. Someone has actually followed the plans and built various models based on them and they are set up to work (for some definition of "work" in many cases). Unfortunately, all the information was in Italian so buggered if I know what half of them were.
  • How was this done? What equipment was used? Does Flash have a "record" function for sketches like this? I like to do charcoal sketches, so this is interesting to me.
  • That doodlebug site that was linked here a couple of days ago works in a very similar way. Other than that, I don't know.
  • Amazing! Thanks Tracicle.
  • That was fantastic! )))))!!!